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Soundgin control - bonniewietecha - Jul 24 7:38:48 2007
In basic stamp I used the serialout command to control my soundgin
frequency with three 8bit commands as follows.
serout 1,9600,[27,88,64]
Now with the basicx I'm trying to do the same. Would this be correct?
Also what is the argument, where the four is located, used for?
start = 27
os1 = 88
freq = 64
' Put some Pi in the oven.
Call PutQueue(Q, start, 4)
Call PutQueue(Q, os1, 4)
Call PutQueue(Q, freq, 4)
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frequency with three 8bit commands as follows.
serout 1,9600,[27,88,64]
Now with the basicx I'm trying to do the same. Would this be correct?
Also what is the argument, where the four is located, used for?
start = 27
os1 = 88
freq = 64
' Put some Pi in the oven.
Call PutQueue(Q, start, 4)
Call PutQueue(Q, os1, 4)
Call PutQueue(Q, freq, 4)
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Re: Soundgin control - Tom Becker - Jul 24 11:15:38 2007
In the PutQueue documentation example that you've referenced, Pi is a
Single-type variable, which occupies four bytes.
Tom
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Single-type variable, which occupies four bytes.
Tom
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